you can see the magenta core, that the the hail core.ee where some of these storms could be going as i put the storm tracks up. looks like some of the storms are slowly moving and that could also mean that we could see some flash flooding occur with some of the storms today. so this severe storm is going to these following towns and communities. hartford by 6:38. croft by 6:53 and concord by 6:95. these storms are slow moving and we could see more storms impact the area over the next few hours. the other storms i'm watching is south of the beltway. let's see where this is going and what communities it is affecting right now. right south of an endale and springfield. we'll have to watch and see if this becomes severe generally toward the district and toward national. we'll watch that. here's a look at the radar. you can see we have lightning associated with these storms so do be careful. if you hear thunder or see longo inside -- see lightning, go inside. flash flood watch in effect west of town. a flash flood warning in effect right now.

and as we get to 3:00 he can see the magenta color on the screen.digit temperatures >> you will get up to near 90 and morgan hill pit in the space you can say livermore is coming in at the troubled than digits antioch will be 101 degrees. san francisco will be 67 degrees. the review warmer temperatures and santa rosa and napa. they're looking for hot temperatures to day care it will be warm on friday and they cooler on saturday picks so are we are looking forward to a cooling trend we will have your 7 day around the bay to look at the nut that. >>george: we are tracking a couple of hot spots. in his late 680 and the southbound direction. it is no longer backed up north of the dublin in a change record as you can see the rest of the ride is not so bad. we just traded what slowed down for another pit we're getting pretty bad on 280 in the northbound direction and is looking closer to normal here on the south bay freeway on 101 and 85. here is a quick break check as we look first at of a bridge ride was fouled pit there is no back up. is that a great c

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see the purple or magenta, that is indication of a little bit of hail. the red is rainfall rates 1 inch per hour. we'll zoom out and put these into motion and you'll see by and large the storms will move off to the south and east. that's one reason the severe thunderstorm watch has been trimmed to the north. so you folks in culpeper and fredericksburg and just south of warrenton still could see severe weather in the next couple hours. you folks in frederick, maryland, should be done. you saw your severe weather earlier this afternoon. we'll widen out. you can see a tremendous amount of lightning with these storms back in parts of harrisonburg toward elkins and winchester. we've had a lot of lightning. proof of that was the house fire in kensington and we still see more storms upstream. big storms are just entering morgantown now on the other side of garrett county. the frontal system is still north of us. life look outside, our live weather cam brought to you by michael and son. it was 101 today, down to 84, dew point not great. you don't want to see dew

but we don't see any magenta or purple with the hail. we see one on the west side of 270.t also will move across 270 in the next 15 minutes. we'll go down to this storm. this has hail on it. is this why they issued a severe thunderstorm warning. that has hail the size of quarters for centerville. stretching across 66. all the way to centerville. a long gaited storm and intense storm. it will move slowly off to the north and east. in fact, we'll put this into motion. it moves along 66 headed toward vienna. by the time you get to vienna, it will be a much weaker storm. right now, severe thunderstorm warning for western fairfax county. okay, here's our live weather cam brought to you by michael and son. 85. dew points upper 60s. fairly tolerable. pressure is steady. you can really see where it is rain cooled. we have 73 in gaithersburg. 79 in rockville. you had a storm. downtown, we recovered to 85. 83 in college park and 80 up in laurel. here's the deal. more afternoon storms, isolated storms tonight. almost hot tomorrow. i think the commute will be dry tomorrow morning, but

it looks like right now you can see -- yeah, i see some magenta. that means we are seeing hail, also. this is heading southeast. so if you're in the manassas area, you may be impacted by this severe thunderstorm. so broken hill, bucklin, greenwich, you all will see this storm come through within the next 30 minutes or so. that is our woman warning in effect until -- severe thunderstorm warning in effect until 6:00 again for fauquier and prince william county, virginia. so let's go ahead to our next graphic. i want to show you the risk for severe weather. this is for today. the main threat is damaging wind gusts and hail. this is the areas highlighted in yellow. this does include the d.c. metro area, points north and also points west of it for this evening. this is why we had declared today as severe weather alert day. the heat advisory is still in effect for our area until 9:00 because boy, it's month the out there, feels like 102 -- hot out there, feels like 102, 110 leesburg, frederick 107, 100 winchester, culpeper 105. hopefully you've got your

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